Pakistan wicketkeeper batter Mohammad Rizwan was seen sledging West Indies batter Kevin Sinclair during day 2 of the first Test between the two teams in Multan.

Spinner Sajid Khan took five wickets and Abrar Ahmed another four to guide Pakistan to a 127-run win on the third day of the first Test against West Indies in Multan on Sunday. Sajid took 5-50 for match figures of 9-115,

Mohammad Rizwan mocked West Indies batter Kevin Sinclair with 'come to the graveyard' taunt after Pakistan spinners Sajid Khan and Noman Ali ran through West Indies batting on Multan dustbowl.

West Indies spinners profited from favorable conditions to bowl out Pakistan for 230 at the stroke of lunch on Day 2 of the first cricket test.

Mohammad Rizwan and Saud Shakeel scored half-centuries as Pakistan finished the day at 143 for four in 41.3 overs. Jayden Seales was the star for the West Indies with three wickets.

Sajid Khan and Abrar Ahmed led the charge for Pakistan, bundling out West Indies for 123 to win the first test in Multan by 127 runs on the third day as spinners ruled the roost. It was the shortest completed men's test match in Pakistan with 40 wickets falling in 1064 balls.

Spinner Sajid Khan took five wickets and Abrar Ahmed another four to guide Pakistan to a 127-run win on the third day of the first Test against West Indies in Multan on Sunday.

MULTAN (Dunya News) - Pakistan dismissed the West Indies for 123 runs and won the first Test by 127 runs here on third day on Sunday. Set a victory target of 251 runs, spinners Sajid Khan and Ibrar Ahmed sahred nine wickets and led Pakistan to a 1-0 lead in the two-Test series.

Sajid’s four-wicket haul on the third day, combined with Noman’s first-innings five-for, ensured Pakistan maintained control throughout the match.

Jomel Warrican single-handedly wiped out Pakistan's overnight advantage with a seven-wicket haul - and a run-out to boot - in the second innings, triggering a stunning collapse of 6 for 48 runs on the third morning in Multan.

Pakistan spinner Sajid Khan struck four times to leave the West Indies in deep trouble on 54-5 at lunch on the third day of the first Test in their chase of 251 for victory.